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Informationen zum Autor Kathryn Welch is an internationally-recognised authority on the politics of late-Republican Rome and the civil war period, on which she has published numerous papers. With Anton Powell, she edited Julius Caesar as Artful Reporter (1998) and Sextus Pompeius (2002), and with T.W. Hillard, Roman Crossings: Theory and practice in the Roman Republic (2005). She is currently preparing, with Kai Brodersen, a volume of papers on Appian's histories of Roman civil conflict. Kathryn Welch teaches at the University of Sydney. Klappentext Tacitus suggested that resistance to the onset of the Roman Principate was negligible, that the aristocracy of Rome 'rushed head-long into slavery'. Zusammenfassung Tacitus suggested that resistance to the onset of the Roman Principate was negligible, that the aristocracy of Rome 'rushed head-long into slavery'. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. The Lost Republic 2. Sons of Neptune: serving the Res Publica between 49 and 45BC 3. Refashioning Republicanism: from the Ides of March to the Battle of Philippi 4. One More Pact: Misenum and the success of the Triumvirate 5. The Public Face of Sextus Pompeius 6. Dealing with Caesar: Republicans in the aftermath of Naulochus Appendix 1: Dating the coinage of Sextus Pompeius Appendix 2: Coin issues of the Republican leaders from 49-36BC

Klappentext
Tacitus suggested that resistance to the onset of the Roman Principate was negligible, that the aristocracy of Rome 'rushed head-long into slavery'.

Inhalt
1. The Lost Republic 2. Sons of Neptune: serving the Res Publica between 49 and 45BC 3. Refashioning Republicanism: from the Ides of March to the Battle of Philippi 4. One More Pact: Misenum and the success of the Triumvirate 5. The Public Face of Sextus Pompeius 6. Dealing with Caesar: Republicans in the aftermath of Naulochus Appendix 1: Dating the coinage of Sextus Pompeius Appendix 2: Coin issues of the Republican leaders from 49-36BC

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